As to us being an unknown... you obviously aren't paying attention...(C310R, Baron B-55/E-55, F-15E, T-38A, AW-109, UH-1H, SH-64, CH-47D and the upcoming Bell-407, Ju-87, KA 350/350i, T-38C, F-15C...  and secret projects #3 and #4)

 

Don't forget your beautiful F-86!

Since we put a FMS into it as an "upgrade"....

 

Ah ok. Never seen a real 737-200 with L/VNAV capability. FMC yes, but you still had to twiddle the knobs yourself to make it go up/down left/right. The main reason it was such a popular aircraft with pilots was that it was great fun to hand-fly. I hope your version is. If so I'll buy it!

en that we offer a 30 day money back guarantee via F1... you can't really lose now can ya?

That's exactly why I jumped on this pre-order last night...if you were looking at purchasing this anyway it's really no risk all reward.

I jumped on the pre-order offer, nice to get a discount too. Will there be navigraph updates for the fmc?

Does anyone know how deeply simulated is the FMC?

Well I certainly know... very deeply. Essentially the same as the one in the CJ1+, which isn't surprising since the programmer is the same person. It has native Navigraph support, and also comes with a custom "navigraph format FS database" which may be used to provide advanced operations with the default FS scenery and facilities.

 

The chartviewer will be integrated into the MFD display rather than being a separate popup display. Any of the thousands of free .pfd files may be downloaded and installed at the owner's option.

Couldn't be happier about my preorder

 

Thank you!

Would be nice to have a digital vertical speed gauge with built in tcas like some of them do in real life. Looking forward to this release!!

Waiting patiently now. I've been waiting so long for a 732! Shame a certain developer who's name we won't speak; BUTCHERED IT!

Yeah, well... Their loss really.

Nice! I really like old aircrafts! I'll keep this one under watch...<br />Btw, I wish there was a decent B727 for fsx, but a 732 with ins will make my wife ask for the divorce! :-D<br /><br />Sent from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk 2<br /><br />

With all the tweaks from the community, the CS 727 is pretty good actually.

With all the tweaks from the community, the CS 727 is pretty good actually.

 

No thanks to Captain Sim though. And even with the fixes, the systems are still not very good, such as the broken pressurization system, unrealistic engine startup, and identical engine parameters when the throttles are all at the same power setting. Anyways, with the Milviz 737, Coolsky DC9, Project Tupolev TU-154, and the FSL Concorde X, a good selection of high quality steam gauge jets is starting to shape up.

 

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I am really looking forward to the MilViz 737-200 - it looks to be the best one of the lot so far.  I would preorder, but I just blew the monthly flight sim budget on the shiny new Q400 that just came out this weekend.  Still, I will jump on the MilViz 737-200 as soon as it is available...

It appears it requires FSX Acceleration.  Just be aware.

 

Todd

It does require it due to the menu system that we have to implement.

 

Sorry about that but.. given that acceleration is actually a good thing...